I experienced a testicle torsion last year, and the doctor mentioned that it might lead to a decrease in my ability to reproduce. My spouse and I are really eager to have a child. I'm 31. What steps should I consider to improve our chances?

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95 percent of men treated for testicular torsion within six hours of the onset of pain dont ultimately require testicle removal. However, an estimated 90 percent of men do require surgical removal of the testicle if treatment is delivered 48 hours or more after the pain starts.If testicles are removed chances are less.. Next Steps Get semen analysis done, it gives clarity on your fertility.

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